Brice Marden New Paintings at MATTHEW MARKS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 มิ.ย. 2012
- Returning to a material and motif the artists used several years ago, most of these works are fabricated using small slabs of marble as grounds. Incorporating the swirling veins of black crystal silicate that naturally appear in the marble, the artist then "assists" these forms with hard edge lines and geometric bands and blocks of color to create paintings at once modern and ancient. Also includes views of paintings on canvas and a interrupted attempt to record "Ru Ware Project", a multi-panel painting that Marden has worked on for six years.
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I love this guy's work...Thank you Kate and thank you Brice Marden...really fabulous.
I have never seen anything by Brice Marden that was worth more than a single look. A very slim talent.
I really liked guy with the guitar, I would have listened to him again!..
I love these creations on marble !
I really like these seeming to move more freely between the organic and the geometric and with a subtle beautifull vibration between pure, happy colors and mute, silent, almost invisible colors - very interesting small pieces hanging like glimpses of mystical , unknown experiences of sacred spaces
A big thank you for all your videos! I really enjoy them and get inspired, too.
Thanks for sharing. Loved the show.
Whau the soft blue color just mesmerised me - wish I could have watch it for a bit longer with no movement of the video camera. Just keeping totally still 💙🦋
It's all about "maintaining control", isn't it, James? Great work! Keep up the great guerrilleria voyeurism! Deadbeat boy, indeed.
How cool boy sang!..
It is all very nice. I feel so moved. It is of course a new art about the tragedy in our lives, Man's Inhumanity to Man, if you will.
Why wouldn't they let you film the multi-panel one?
Nice 👍🏽
Makes total sense.
Yes View is good. Thanks.
These new paintings seem marvellous, too bad they really have to be seen in real, I sure hope one day I will be able to. Neither this vid nor the reproductions I've seen on the web satisfy me.
I just happened to catch your reply. Thank You
Wish you had been there the opening night. Would have loved to meet you in person. Soon though, I'm sure.
good video
The island in Greece is Hydra where there are no roads or cars!
lol at 8:01, "and ppl think im annoying" :P
Sometimes? Your right. Some of his work was smooth and clean though.
sweet
Jackson Pollock meets Mark Rothko.
Does anyone actually buy this stuff?
Yes.
Ha! Only if they're considered sufficiently important.
I doubt very much that he worked on the long piece all those years. It's common to start a work, put it away and then come back to it. Even years later. We all do it.
I like only one piece on marble. : #10 The rest were very contrived and made no impact. I prefer him as a pure minimalist. He was one of the best.
and ahh... dah... maybe ahh...
De Kooning is like Pollock on crack? What brought on that non sequitur? Makes no sense.....
problem (?) s e l l i n g "intellect" ? -bud
i don't get marden at all. i think these works are boring and empty, they leave me cold.